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Boys were too young to go to juvenile detention

Portland Police officers report two boys, aged 11 and 7,were found in possession of a loaded firearm, Saturday after attempting a robbery in East Portland.

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Crowd expresses gratitude for Adams contributions to youth violence prevention

Portland's gang task force meeting drew a larger crowd than usual, to say goodbye to Mayor Sam Adams, who co-chaired his final meeting as mayor.

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The funding measure will remain at its current .40 per $1,000 assessed value

Portland City Commissioners yesterday unanimously approved referring the Children's Levy to the May 21, 2013, ballot to give voters the chance to approve its possible five-year extension.

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'This funding is designed to spur broad system improvement – not to pay for direct services to young children'

Governor Kitzhaber today announced that Oregon is a recipient of the federal "Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge" grant. The state will receive $20 million over four years to strengthen the state's early childhood system and ensure that Oregon children reach school ready to succeed.

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Intel helped the League upgrade five computer stations

The Urban League of Portland expands its jobseeker services, offers five state-of-the art computer stations

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Family and friends question police and media emphasis on Black suspects

A mother is speaking out after she says her son was wrongly arrested for a Hillsboro home invasion robbery.

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Farewell Aunt Stell, who helped others survive the Vanport flood

Thressia Del Colbert, who helped her family and friends survive the Great Depression and the Vanport Flood, passed away Dec. 3 at the age of 101.

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'Gail has been a leader in setting Oregon's strategic direction to protect health from environmental risk'

Mayor-Elect Charlie Hales announced the appointment of Gail Shibley as his Chief of Staff, effective December 17, 2012.

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Black males are more at risk but disparity less in Oregon than nationally

More than one-quarter of all newly diagnosed HIV infections are in young people under 25, a new report finds. And young Black males have the highest risk.

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County sets out guidelines and resources for arranging weddings and supporting your friends' nuptials

Hundreds of couples are expected to line up to apply for marriage licenses at the King County Recorder's Office on Dec. 6, the first day under state law that licenses can be issued to same-sex couples - and King County will be using social media throughout the first three days of this historic event to keep residents informed and to help gauge demand for licensing services.

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